The Irish in the English Army & Navy, and the Irish arms bill,

in five letters, to Michael Staunton, Esq., proprietor of the "Register," T.M. Ray, Esq., Secretary to the Loyal National Repeal Association, and Lord Eliot, the "English" Secretary of State for Ireland.

To the Honorablle the Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled. The petition of the Town Council of the City of Limerick, ...

On increasing the demand for agricultural labour.

Life and property in Ireland assured as in England, by a poor-rate on land, to provide employment for the destitute poor on the waste lands of Ireland /

Letter on the Irish Colleges' Bill, and on academic education generally /

The Opinions of the London press respecting the amount of opium comensation offered by Her Majesty's government

In preparation. A course of twenty-one lectures on the ms. materials of ancient Irish history,

delivered in the Catholic University of Ireland during the sessions of 1855-56. By Eugene Curry, ...

Letter to the Right Honorable Lord John Russell, M.P. ...

suggesting, that the mode adopted for the reclamation of waste land at Corwar, should be pursued in Ireland.

Rules and regulations of the Equitable Labour Exchange, Gray's Inn Road, London. ...

A journal of a visit of three days to Skibbereen, and its neighbourhood.

An Appeal to British justice and honour.

The treatment of the protected native states of India by the government of the East India Company, illustrated in the case of the state or principality of Colaba, commonly called Angria's Colaba, near Bombay, in the East Indies

The waste of the revenue in the Excise Department :

illicit distillation produced by high duties, and the illegality of the Revenue Police force; abridged from the reports of Sir Henry Parnell's Commission, and the papers of the late Robert Pigott, Esq.

On a western packet station at Limerick, and a railroad between that city and Dublin

Ireland

the Union of 1801, 41 Geo. III., cap. 47, (all on one side), does and always will draw away from Ireland her men of skill, ... A federal (the only fair) union between Great Britain and Ireland inevitable, ... Lord John Russell and the Whigs, better conservatives than Sir Robert Peel and the Tories.

The Provisional Committee of the Irish National League /

A reply to a pamphlet, styled "Scriptural reasons for separating from national and worldly churches"

Report to the County of Lanark, of a plan for relieving public distress and removing discontent, by giving permanent, productive employment to the poor & working classes,

under arrangements which will essentially improve their character, and ameliorate their condition; ...

A draft of a bill, to provide for the more equal distribution and better management of dispensaries in Ireland :

with preliminary observations, and explanatory notes /

Observations on the evils resulting to Ireland, from the insecurity of title and the existing laws of real property :

with some suggestions towards a remedy.

A letter to a clergyman in the Diocese of Cloyne, on national education in Ireland,